Morning journal and courier., 1887-11-03

Charity Fair-Meeting of the Solicit ing Committee Last Evening.
 The Admiral Foote post charity fair, to be held in December, had meeting of the soliciting committee last evening in the all dermanic chamber at the City Hall. The following donations were reported for the day:
 CASH CONTRIBUTIONS.
 Mcintyre, Mcguire 6 Co.,, W. F. Day, each $1O; F. A. Monson, A. L. Gurney, R. T. James R. Morse, each s1; friend, 50 cents; A. L. Kidson, $5; A. P. Hotchkiss, $2; J. D. Dewell, $25; Leigh & Prindle, $1O; J. E. Earle, E. Camp, each $5; George B. Hanover, $1: Maltby & Sons, $10; W. B. Fenn & Co.,, M. c. Perry, J. 0. Hollister, ". T. Hatch &5 Sons, each $5; H. B. Ives, $1; w. P. Niles, 50 cents; B. L. Lambert, R. G. Russell, L. Sanford, Theo. Rapp, J. c. Holloway, c. G. Earle, J. H. Bax, each $1; friend, friend, each 9 cents; c. H. Ayres, c. W. Whittle- sey, Thompson & Belden, each $2; Monson & Carpenter, $3; S. 0. Loomis, o. S. White, L. B. Hinman, c. s. Thompson, E H. Morse, Dr. P. Q. Whittemore, friend, each $1: W. D. Clarkson, Rev. s. Harris. Wm. E. Ford, each $5; friend, 50 cents; Samuel Thompson, $3; Gilbert 6 Thompson, $2.
 E. Heaton, H. M. Welch, Geo. A. Butler, w. A. Ensign & Son, J. P. Futile, Joseph Parker, each S10; J. Wolcott, H. F. Frost, James Reynolds, H. c. Warren, each $5; w. H. Couch, S3; friend, $1.
 MERCHANDISE.
 Geo. H. Ford, silver tea set, $60; Geo. s. Arnold, Model Grand range, $50; N. W. Mer- win & Co.,, barrel four; O. B. Crittenden 6 Co.,, barrel flour; Bradley & Lee, cigars, $10; M. Zunder 6 Sons, box Rhine wine; Spencer & Matthews, barrels kerosene oil; Max Ad- Ter, oil painting, soldiers monument, $100; N W. Hine, Domestic sewing machine, $65; J. B. Smith, box cigars; D. s. Glenney, can white lead; R. H. Brown & Co.,, dozen large bits, $22; P. Ferry, 1 ornamented cake, 1 cake containing gold ring; A. N. Loper, 25 Bundy & Filly, picture of State House; c. Pallman, fan; A. Wa1tzinger, candy trunk; L. Adler, pair vases, Wells 6 Gunde clock; Silverthau & Son, silverware $5; NJ. Mann 6 Brother, merchandise So; B. P. Buck, mer- chandise; s. s. Mallett, machinist tool chest E. Hall &C Son, box cigars $5; Mrs. c. P. Christie, Lotta hat $9; ". A. Beers, order one dozen imperial pictures $5; c. J. Mon son & Son, merchandise; Paul Veil, cigars $3; George L. Streeter, inkstand $7; H. H. Peck, book $5; F. 0. Futile, lady's cloak; F. D. Wiley, toilet chamber set; M. Myers, gents shoes; Platt 6 Thompson, 90 pieces
  Fullerton 6 Co.,, barrel flour; H. B. Perry, Smyrna rug; Perkins Sc Botsford, merohan- disc; George c. Phelps, picture; Beers & Rankin, box of cigars; w. E. Jackson, merchandise; B. H. Douglass & Sons, candy, $50; Daily Register, one years subscription; Morning News, one years subscription; J. P. Rich ards barrel of apples; s. c. Scoville, 4 doz- en soda water; A. M. Foote, barrel of flour; c. J. Metzger, box of cig ars; J. RI. Kehoe, box of cigars; American Tea company, water set; H. Stinow, pairs rubbers; L. Cytron, box of cigars; O. A. Morse, hanging lamp; Cline & McGinnis, derby hat, S3; G. J. Moi fatt, white toy dog (blooded) $10, pair bronze vases, $5; R. B. Bradley, lawn mower; F. s. Platt, bushel pop corn: JOURNAL AND CoUR- TER, printing
 R. & J. M Blair, one plush rocker, $25; 0. Cowles & Co.,, three tricycles, $25; E. M. Munger, plush clock, $4. 50; A. G. Smith, Smyrna rug, $7; William H. Couch, lap robe, $6; L. Bostwick, lap robe, $6.
 The following came in to the chairman of the soliciting committee too late to be class flied:
 FROM SENATOR GRAHAM.
 In response to your circular please find enclosed our check for S25 in aid of the charity fund of the Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., fair. We believe it one of the most noble and worthy objects to which the public Is called upon to contribute.
 JAMES GRAHAM & Go.
 FROM BOLTON 6 NEELY.
 Put us down for $50 for the Admiral Foote Iost fair in December. The charity fund for the relief Of the old soldiers of the will win the support of all business men. BOLTON 6 NEELY.
 It is desirable that all donations be report ed at headquarters, that they may be proper y recorded and duly acknowledged.